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Regarding covid reinfection
Last year doctors said reinfection was very very rare. Can you sir share your experience on this new deadly variant whether it is causing lot of reinfection or not? I had covid last September, now I am planning to take vaccine. Scared to visit thickly populated vaccination centers.
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Go and get vaccinated,take extra precautions while going such as double mask,carry a sanitizer, maintain social distance
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Yes you should get vaccinated. The double mutant, and possibly triple mutant strains are reinfecting populations so u should not be taking a risk.
Mask up, get vaccinated and stay safe
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Dr. Vivek Dasgupta
General Physician
5 yrs exp
Bongaigaon
Before you take the vaccine please get yourself tested for COVID. If it comes out to be negative then it's fine you can take the vaccine.
Secondly if you have already a booked a slot for Vaccination then please visit on the same day itself. Don't waste it as many people are not being able to book a slot for Vaccination.
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Dr. Gulam Mustafa Ather
General Physician
4 yrs exp
Hyderabad
You can take vaccine now, just take precautions while going
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